Types of Drainage Systems in Fairfield & Stamford, CT
Drainage systems use channels or runoff ditches equipped with drain tiles to remove excess water, stormwater, or wastewater from your residential or commercial property. CT Stormwater Authority has provided superior, professional drainage system installation since 2003. We have proven ourselves as a CULTEC Certified Installer and CULTEC Certified Maintenance Provider.
We provide quality drainage services in Stamford, Fairfield, Riverside, Greenwich, and throughout our CT and NY counties service area. For the most reliable, effective drainage system installation, inspection, or cleaning, call CT Stormwater Authority at 203-884-0307 or contact us online to arrange a consultation with one of our representatives.
Types of Drainage Systems Installed By CT Stormwater Authority in Westchester Co.
Our clients in our Connecticut and Westchester (NY) County service area regular have us install these types of drainage systems:
- Area drains: The purpose of an area drain is to collect stormwater and rainwater that flows off of surfaces like rooftops, sidewalks, parking lots, and streets. It has a variety of size options available to fit different connection sizes and locations.
- Catch basin drains: A catch basin drainage system is primarily designed for landscaping systems. This maintains proper drainage function and keeps dirt from accumulating in the drain line, preventing drains from becoming clogged or blocked.
- French drains: French drains are trenches dug into the ground in low areas of the yard. The trench is filled with a perforated pipe covered with water-permeable fabric and many layers of stone or gravel.
- Channel drains: Channel drains are mainly designed to remove surface water from a selective area. This reduces flooding and overflow. These drains also manage water flow by lowering system stress.
- Slope Drains: Slope drains directly discharge surface runoff or groundwater into a stilling aquifer, trap, or zone. Earth dikes and drainage ditches are used with slope drains to intercept surface runoff from cut or filled slopes.
Trust Connecticut Stormwater Authority For Superior Drainage Systems in White Plains, NY
The right drainage system will move standing, pooling, overflowing or other excess water away from your property, foundation or basement. It can help your residential or commercial property avoid severe water damage, or structural damage over time.
Connecticut Stormwater Authority is ready to tailor a drainage system to your specific water-related or runoff needs. Don't continue to avoid addressing standing water or flooding that plagues your property. We're here to assist you with CULTEC system installation that delivers best results and total customer satisfaction. Call us today at 203-884-0307 or contact us online to book an appointment with a CT Stormwater Authority team member. Ask about our free, no-obligation estimates.
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